Software Engineer II

Description FEV North America, Inc. is seeking a Software Engineer II, you will be responsible to design, develop, and evaluate software from concept through production stage, and make modifications as needed, to meet customer needs and fit within the capabilities of both new and legacy systems. Key Responsibilities: Research, develop, and maintain a C++ and Qt based project for embedded in-vehicle operator interface. Create and maintain software architecture/design and public interface documentation for internal teams. Work with internal application software teams on deployment/troubleshooting, guidelines and best practices. System level thinking and problem solving, ability to connect software design with system constraints and customer scenarios. Determine purpose, application, estimate scope and feasibility of new or enhancement of existing software. Coordinate engineering efforts and provide general engineering assistance to internal teams or external customers. May provide or assist with demo or training needs as it relates to new or existing software. Travel is likely 1-3 weeks per year. Requirements Minimum of 2 years of experience, with Bachelors' degree. (Minimum of 1 year of experience with master's degree.) Or equivalent combination of education and experience. 1+ years of experience with C++, preferably in an Linux embedded system. Strong proficiency withmodern C++ is required(e.g. C++17 standard). Software configuration CI/CD and build experience is a plus. Experience with CAN/J1939 or other automotive communication protocols is a plus. Thorough knowledge of software product development and procedures. Solid software development fundamentals such as unit testing, build automation, branch-based development, and modern documentation practices. Good understanding of CMake. Preferred Qualifications Experience in an Agile software development environment. Fluent in English, both written and verbal. Equal opportunity employer as to all protected groups, including protected veterans and individuals with disabilities #J-18808-Ljbffr